Newcastle-Reading advance on two fronts

Wellington College, who triumphed at Twickenham in March, are safelythrough to the fourth round after a nine-try demolition of Forest Schoolfrom Reading. The score : 53-0.

RGS Newcastle, who probably have the bestchance of reaching Twickenham in the Under 18 competition since losing toMount St Mary's in 1994, ae looking strong in the Under 15s too.

Richmondbattled to the end but were overpowered 62-0 and there were nine separateRGS try scorers.

Reading are having a good season at both age groups,although the U18s scraped through on the away rule at Lord Wandsworth.

Noworries for the U15s who racked up a 65-0 win at Dauntsey's.

Four of 11tries for Darius Williams but Dauntsey's never recovered after their flyhalf was injured.

Lord Wandsworth, Jonny Wilkinson's old school inHampshire, are out of both competitions.

The 36-12 scoreline at home toEpsom College was a little misleading for a relatively close contest inwhich Warren King scored ttwo tries for the visitors.

King Edward's CampHill were being held 5-5 at half time by Princethorpe but pulled away for a25-5 victory whileit was similar story for John Fisher,who led 15-5 atWallington by half time and consolidated their their authority after thebreak.